Harmonic compensation using the sliding DFT algorithm for three-phase active power filter
By Isabelle Heriakian / Published on Mon, 2007-07-16 00:00This paper describes the sliding discrete Fourier transform (DFT) algorithm as an alternative for typical DFT used for spectrum analysis and synthesis. As an example a control circuit for a three-phase 75 kVA parallel active power filter (APF) is used. Such filters have been built and tested. Some illustrative, experimental results are also presented in the paper. The control algorithms of the proposed APF are implemented in the fixed-point digital signal processor TMS320C50. The presented control APF algorithm is a good alternative to classical APF control algorithms, because it allows easy selection of control parameters in mains currents: imbalance, reactive power or harmonics contents. In the proposed circuit transient performance of APF is improved using non-causal predictive current compensation.
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